جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "hazrat masoumeh" در نشریات گروه "علوم انسانی"

Some events, such as the time of birth or departure of religious nobless and the way they lived and died, lack sufficient accuracy in the historical sources. It is often seen that  several dates are mentioned for the same incident, or the how of death, has sometimes been interpreted as departure and sometime as martyrdom. Achieving a clear and more acceptable result in such cases is important because these events have social and ritual consequences. Relying on the historical-analytical method of research and primary library sources, a critical review of contemporary writings regarding the departure of Hazrat Masoumeh (PBUH) has been done in this research. The findings of the research clarify that the documentation of the claims of contemporary writers regarding the how of that holiness' departure are not of the necessary credibility.

Sheikh Abdul Razzāq Khāif Qomī (d. 1329 AH) was not only a reciter of elegies at the shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh but also a powerful poet who, despite his strength, exhibited irony. He composed poetry in various literary forms, from ode and Ghazal to fragment and quatrain, praising the infallibles and Karbala. His Divan was published briefly before the Constitutional Revolution, but the original version remains in the library of Ayatollah al-Uzma Marashi, which is several times longer than the printed text. In this review, I have attempted to explore what he has written about the social and political issues of Iran, especially Qom, and also present a sample of his poetry about the custodianship lineage of the Holy Shrine to understand the culture of this city better. Khāif Qomī was close to the custodianship and spent years reciting elegies at the shrine. However, he also taught at Baqiriya School, one of the new schools in the city.